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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-20

deny It's privileges, which Il bss undsy
It's charters, but We deny that It has Q
monopoly Of the railroad bu. ines in
Manitoba. We have the same rieht
TO construct railways in Manitoba that
the Canadian Pacific hap, and We can
bull railroad anyw here within the
provincial limits. There is nothing in
this talk OF annexation TO the United
slatss. That is simply cheap political
chat. / can't say about the Canadian
paelhc subsdizing our local pa.
pere,. because l know nothing
about II. do know, however,
that the gbts OF The whole communi.
ty, supported by the local government,
which Is demanding the new railroad,
are being trampled upon. The gov.
eminent OF Manitoba Is building this
road for the benefit OF the com mon.
wealth, and the Canadian Pacific cor
poration 10 arrayed against tee govern.
ment and the people. There Ia no
danger OF an uprising. Whatever is
done will be done quietly. l don't
bslieve In the Injunction method to
stop, because don't consider that en-
injunction can lie as against the au
thorlty represented by the provincial
government. 1t would be the crown
against the crown, or, ss Ia your coun.
try, the state against the State, and
such proceeding would certainly not
be possible. There Is a liability Of the
construction gangs Of the two roaes
meeting, but l don't think there would
be serious collision in such Gaze,
because l hardly think that the EN-
pioyes feel sufficiently interested 10
the contest TO make a fight. Think
that they will leave that to the gov
eminent and the corporation to fight
out among themselves. / think tina,
the matter will DO peacefully settled
The Manitoba government is right and
will maintain It's position"
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THE CITY DRUMnRR.
A Vague Hint FROM the Hotels 90
Make I'm. mseiyes seldom.

MAKE me mseibes retuOu1.
"Do you zee that slick looking duck
over there7" stked q leading hotel
clerk Of an APPEAL reporter He saw.
"Well, he is fine speoImsD Of class
who cause hotel men more am ETY.
and anguish than all other classes
combined-the city drummer. II you
have any pity or regard for ur, please
republish this shot from the Hotel
Register" 81 saying, and With look
Of uuutiersbe longing, he handed
over the following:
Among the intolerable nuisarcps
that hotel men In cities base 10 pnt 10
with, one Of tire worst 10 the CITY
drummer, WHO mates the hotels his
heAdq iarters 20 do businys s. at. These
men ere delegated by the who esale
houses 10 hang around hoiel Yotundss
and catch on h every county mer
chant or buyer WIN comes into the
market the moment be afrlvre, and
invite him to come around to their %.
tablIshmept and insp,ct gods. The
most a these men are infern II Dor, q
TO the hotel clerks. At the hnsits 1
moments they crowd up and eek
the clerk II Mr.. 50 and ~ l.
stopping there. wi ether f.'s in,
shst the number Of .hls r3om lie ana
want their c,rd or note 10 cent MP nj
once. Thus the time oil tbs Glerks a. d
bell boys 10 taken up by The drummer
to help canvas for busin, % houses.
AK upon ho'el employts wholly
u eSi ina =, in that q Q guests a the
holel prefer not TO b. bored by these
ca1vaoesrs, e0d thet In m st inns ances
|, 10 40 annoyance instead OF a grali a
cstiou TO them. The ci y drummer 10
everlastlnsly hanging over tue rsgif-
ter aud q king the clerk questions
about this or that name, whether n g
party !, a merchant, &C. To add 10
the other ammo a. ceS, 9 mo OF iheee
chaps have the che, K 10 use the sta.
tiooery OF the hotel, TO occupy Tia,
chairs about the rtunda and nee tie
other conveniences sbout the b, use.
Yet clerk 10 expected 10 be- couue.
on, aud civil 10 everybody and do
these z 'aiuiious services withoui
thanks aud without ~ CON pence. "It's
the clerks business" thu pa,tie~ ssy
THAT 10 what they are paid Tor" No
Il isn't. Clerks a'e p.id TO do no O
business and not TO assist IN canvass.
log guests fOr wholesale housts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-20
MADDEN FOUND GUILTY
Scene or Wild CoufastOu In the
Courtroom.
lsproIAL 70 TIE APPrAL.i

Courtroom.
ESPECIAL 70 THE APPrAL.i
IN BRANDON, Mss, August 19.-The
cslabrated case u the State We. John
Madden was closed last night at
O'clock by the prosecution. This
morning tbe jury returned verdict
OF guilty. This case assumed consid-
cradle local importance in that there
were fur lawyers for the de.
Tense and two who took an active
part In the prosecution, although the
wnole local bar, except two, we're it,
tsrested. There was no posi- i've
proof, but the strong cirtpm taptisl
evidence which could not n broken
down or evaded by the d, f-nse ss.
sured Msdden's convlciioo. This case
has held toe jury under 9uard for nine
days. Daring that time fifty wiz
nesses have BEEN examined, and Il
has cost the county about $1,000.
Every inch Of ground was hard
fught, and fought 90 rigidy
that the lawyers, in order
10 give eomg variation ia
the dull NOR otony Of legl trchnic-
alilies engaged IN a rough AID tum.
BILE fight over rival question Of r rivi.
lege. for apout fur minutes. They
were pulled up accordingly-lawyers
ldry, broken chairs and profanity
fho sheriff yelled for the couriro m
tn be cleared at oucs. The dsrkie,
rolled out and fell out in the m ct RI
diculous ecsne OF confusion ims gin
| able.
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MlSHAP or A STEAMER.
She Crashes Into Dock while
Making Landing.

Hon KEN, N. j., August 10 The
new Nor h German Lloyd steamer,
Trave, from Bremen, met with seri-
GUS accident about IL o'clock this
morning while making her per in
this city. There was q tug alongside
the large chip, when suddenly her
bow swurg around AID crashed into
tho lower portion OF tho pier, tearing
away the entire roof. A portion OF
the shed fell upon the bow OF the
ship, striking sev, raj Of tbs stsersgs
passengers q Two or three of the
crew. A number Of the pa 'sepgars had
their heado cut open and are believed
to be fatally l. jursd. A panic ensued
on board the snip and the officers had
great d fiieully 10 rest BRING der. The
frsve carried 200 cabin aud 900 steer
age passengers. The entire lower por-
ton OF the dock lie gone. Soon after
the accident large crowd ga hered
and surrounded the dock. Great ex.
element preya lid. The names Of the
injured persons could not be sscer.
tanned. Several women passengers
isinted when the crush occurred. Capt
Willigerod OF the rrave attributes tbs
accident solely to ths srong current.
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How To Cure "a hoy Of Group.

Mrs. ssmne, M {, II South Haven,
Kss., tells how SHE ssv d The life Of
her boy: havs b en- u ing Aloockis
PorDu' Piast-rr FIR The ls,t un years,
principally for w,as back Not long
ago i found my con very much in
cinsd TO Group. H. md u rad croupy
cough aud = whe, Z 9 sound in his
lungs every Tins TO bpa he'd. He
nearly died from tbs obstruction Of
the throat. ! covered him from the
throa' 20 the pr Of the Of mach with
Allcock's Porou P,astsIs. In two
hour the coush csa. ed Al d his breath
ing wsB much e.tier Ia few DAYS
he was entir y well. kept the All
oock'a Porous Pa tiers on him six
dye 81 'ee then, WI, never he 10 ai.
feoied WITH 'olda In the throat, 1 never
use anything bnt an Allc1,k'e Porous
Z astcr, which cures him Immediately,
without any lac ~ ve. ieDce. They are
the hes p vsLtive a the Group ever
known, AID l would MT be without
them for any confederation.
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Another ph.s. of BoodItuy.

CIscIssATI, . August ls.-Michasl
Bauck, timer, convicted Of having
presented bill for 1870 10 the City
Irarmsry directors for n ending the
roof OF the ILf mary bpil, ing, when'
in fact he haf done no work st all On
The roof, WAS I d.y given an indeter-
innate sentences To- tbs ptLi eDtiary.
% Ferdinar d Lnd, maud, a piano deal
sr, convicted nj having paid NJ rim
Brackmso, Cy luBrmaIy director,
$3.50 to approve = bill IRA piano iof
tue lDh'mary At 400, was sentenced
to ooe year IA the p nj cutlery. The
lnhrmary directors ne N Canada.
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ALvAs CLARK, the great maker OF
telescopes, Is dead. He Was one OF
the men whom q nation should take
delight In houoring. A mechanic, he
devoted himself to the perfection Of
Instruments which might fscili.
aAle the exploration Of the
heavens. He made the ins,ru.
,meuts by which theories could be
tst d and evolved. Hts latest work
Of special importaacs wAs the grind ,ng
Of tho lene f,r the great telesc 1pe Of
the Lick observatory, q work which
alone would eutitle bin TO fame. As
that Ia the lsrgpst instrument, Of tn
kind IN the world and tho most al.
ysntagsous y placed, the discoveries Il
makes vii BE- u uunsual inter, o., and
sill eisnd h. ths credit Of Mr.. Olark.
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San Frsnci,eo Chronicle.

1t is said that Greciau worcs
would cutter the arena in the old
Olympian days and wrestle with ops
another to encourage their children
and strengthen themselves. Thus
Spartan mothers lad Spartan sons.
aud the name to this day is synony.
nous with bravery aud physical en-
durance. In these modern days Ia
dies, as rule, consider that their
constitutions are too delicate for any
greater physical ex rcise than n gen
tie stroll or little shopping, aud 90
many phy sician has deplored the
absence OF proper bodily exercise
among the fair rex, aud has preached
wise though eiitctual sermons about
the need Of u. But fashion, like .
miracle, will do what preaching will
not do, and, a. IN the East fencing
has become fashionable, aud the lash
ions travel with the star Of empire,
so fencing is now being introduced
in this city.
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DISTRESS WARRANT.
Il Nashville Liable For the water
Iax.
isrroIlL TO rHI ArrsLL.l

lsrrciAL TO rHE ArrsLL.l
NAtnynLE, TKsS. August Ie.-
County Court Cle,k Smith, Of this
county takes the ground that the city
OF Nashville Il liable for the 1900 priv.
ilege lax levied by the last Legislature
on water companies, aud has had a
distress warrant issued with the idea
Of levying upon enough OF the city
properly to oatisfy the judgment, In.
terest and cos's.
The Ct y today asked and obtained
an Injunction OK ainst the levy, which
was 10 satisfy q claim OF 1880. The
grounds on wbicn the Injunction was
asked were numerous. The leading
ones are that tn city's char or gives
u the right to operate water works;
tia, II 10 not In any sense
an enterprise operated for private
gain, aud is exempt from taxations;
thst TIE act was intended TO apply to
private corporations. and does not 70
Ter diIec ly or by implication TO citie.,
towns or tsrins districts owning their
own wsier works; that the act 10 M.
constitutional because II disciim mates
against cities Of over 10000 poaula.
ton, by levying no tax on cii,s,
TOW ~, OF taxing districts OF a less
numb = OF inhabitants; tn I the dls.
'r'se warrant is void on lite isca, h..
cau'e the amount claimed was $l050,
shen the anon assessed by tn
Legislature was 1900, and be- ause the
warrant dnee not specify whether the
Z Is due the state or county.
Toe temporary Injunction was
granted.
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TnK o. tr-sill Of The Uuiied Labor
oonvrLtioa, at yrscuse, ~ Y a. "a de
TERMINATION on tho par, q tho dis.
gfuallel socialists 10 organic, a
ucs party 10 direct opposition TO Mr..
dso'ge. A. harmonic ', Mr..
George dos not appear o b, a success.
Already there exsh in the West
aUnion Laolr patty which 10 not In
iuns with hun. II r'tains. how syer,
his bod upon the United Libor parry
Of which be vas the iouudsr, no waa
eyiuc-i b. his nomin ition for sscre-
tary OF s.ate. THIS Ia 10 be taken a.
evidence that SIR George will
he the nominee Of his party
Tor PHsidpnt next yenr, aud the
leaders OF h. old parties can govern
thsm'elyes accordingly. II hs should
develop 81 tho ,le5tiia this IAN auy.
thing like ,he sIeng'h no showed
saen he stood io' m,yor Il Nes York
city, HE candidacy will have n very
serious character Il 70 likely that
M. Hewi I, who defeated Mr.. George
In the mayosliy race. would no, 4 ar
Mr.. George as an antagonist In q
IN q wider Il ID.
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THE GREAT CONVENTION
or Western Waterways TO be Held
In Aem his.
Tho CfrcuIar ypvits ton Ordered ia
be Mailed by the re1ntsSee
bxecu. I've Com nittee.

The Tennessee Committee OF the
Western Waterways Executive Com
miltss held a meeting yesterday at
the Merchants Exchange rooms, to
discuss the approaching convention 10
be held in this city. Messs. N. Fon-
tame, James Pnelsn, K. B. Snowden,
W. A. EvsIman, j. 7. Jefferson and
John b. Toof were present. Judge ].
W. Clapp, chsirmsp, being absent,
Mr.. FJntaine took the chair.
Mr. Everman read q letter from
Chairman Clapp advising the holding
Of the convention October 20 b and
2st, and the sending out OF invita-
tons immediately. 1. was found i'm.
possible to change the date Of holding
the convention to the date OF Prssi.
dent CleveIsnd's v cit to Memphis,
and Mr.. Eyurmal moved that the
committee pTocs, d to dispose OF the
preliminary work, and that the origi.
nal date for tho holding II the con-
venlion be ipdors, d. Arrangem nts
were mace to mail circular to Gov.
ernore, Senators, Congressman, city
aud town may Jrs. preside nts 81 boards
Of trade and prominent ciiizers resi-.
dent OF the STATES along tbs line o.
The Mlesissippi river NJ d its trlbutsi
ries. The circular TO be mailed is as
follow:
HE,pouARrEus ExEcurIvE GoSyrrrGE. !
/ IMPROVEMENT ysTkRN WArERwAYs,
| INV ORLEANS, LA .nay z, 1887. J
To the People OF tho Mississippi VALLEY;
The object primarily for which the
Executive COMMITTEE on the / improve.
mvnt Of tbs Western Waters avs was
organ zsd, btiIp to aid and encourage
continued and united action on the
part OF the people to have this water
ways improved, and to farther the
means by wh!cn their thought end
will may be impressed upon the legis.
aive and Z cutve power OF the gov
eminent, tue people OF Memphis,
Tenn, trough the herein address,
have requested call Tor a conve ton,
ard tho eed Of c unset by reason Of
the failure lof tue rive. and harbor
bill by the last Congress to become q
law, and by virtne u the power In ms
vested, l do issue this, my call, for y
c nventiun on the Improvement OF
the Wtsern waterways, To be held In
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on the
20 b AID 2lst u 0itober, 1887.
To this convention, members oil
Congress, Governors Il State, mem.
beis Of Legislatures, IN ,yors Of cities
are invited to attend, aud to which
convention all trade, CON msrcial,
manufacturing, mechanical, iaboriDg,
sgricultoral, river AID unicipal or.
ganizitions OF the STATES, clti 9 and
counties in the Mississippi, Missouri
aud Onio river valley are ais, Invited
aud urged TO send deli gates.
d. b. WOOD, Chairman.
JoHs W. BRYAsT, Assistant Secretary.
p. S-For further Information, ad.
dress w. A. Evsimsn, secretary Ex.
ecutive Committee a tennessee, Mer.
chants Excbange, Memp aie, Tenn.
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August 10, 1887.
New, NH. In q. rtinent.

To the Editor OF the Appeal; M
Being, as you viii see by my signa-
ture herein belo subscribed, q son OF
Father Adam, would like TO inquire
OF you what the papers mean BY
speaking OF certsia persons as belong.
ing TO the upper Glass;" or "middls
clsss," or slower claso." / have been
puzziDg over this classic n jet and
have arrived a, the conclusion that q
or great piospnit had three sons,
each OF them Ia the father Of one OF
our classes Toe right Of primogeni-
ture Prevailing IN these long ago times,
Cain must b. the arc stor a. d founder
OF our upper class, Abol OF our middle
class, 10 VII CHI 10 one pro'es' 60 TO be
long, ard Seth Of TIE lower class, 70
which ali his deecer daots belorg.
NJ !.!c q, Herr 2oss8ihs', 6 y no,
II Ia this way: F-tter Nah had
three sons, Sem, HIM and Jspheth,
and hat tho d, scendeDts Of each. re-
spec lively, are Of the upper, middle
and lower case. T.
Please decide this very democratic
question with your wonted uTbanity
and equity, and ooligs your attached
friens and 1lstems'p,
JAMES M.cADAM.
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TIE MANUFACTURERS RECORD
a Golden Opportunity Co Adysr,I..
nemphis Co the Hest Adv aatags.

Mr.. Hinton A. Helper, Southern
correspondent Of the Manufacturers
II cort, Ia grat6ed. He csme TO Mem
phie diyor t o since fer the purp D.
Of writing up the resources aud sd
vantages OF this city for his urual.
and 90 fir his welcome has been all
that could be desired. Secretary +
A. Keeling, Of the Merchants En-
chance, has arranged a meeting oi the
board Of that intelligent end ipflnen.
iial organization for today, at which
lteps will DO taken 20 END all D ,ssihs
assistance TO Mr.. Helper This
prtpr course and vii result In nm.
told benefit not only 10 Memphis nrsn.
or, but Shelby county and ario,n,ng
territory. And II viii not AZ. n svas
with thie, but exsnd % ths N, ,i,a
Southwest. The Manufacturers Rec
ord s'anfe at the top In tia cbosen and
special field, that oil mailing tnown
industries, enieflrsas and lea ,nrces
OF the c unity. Perhaps Il NAV be
from the fact Of the sOuth's nny,ecs.
denied strides in that dino elton bnt
the Record has been devotlps a large
amouot Of lie tpics 10 this mari NJ tbs
country, and hontsty can bat compe!
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the admission that Its II fnence has,
been widespread and eff -ctive for
good. Its articles on these subjects
have not been Of the gushy, romantic
order, but deal with facts and figures
compiled with great care for reliable
ity, hence their potency. Mr..
Helpers predictions about Memphis
will be in line with the settled policy
of the stable old Journal, and those in
a position to aid a m could not do the
city a better service Il Ia only by
making known the immense ad.
vautages that q erea and powerful city
can be sple, d dy built up on the
Chickassw BIZ fl.
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Skeleton OF "a na.,odo..

CHICAGO, Ill August ia Times
special from q 'lena, H., says; Work.
men on the lire Of the Minnesota and
Norihwes orn road unearth.d a por.
ton 81 the skeleton Of mGstodo,
near here yesterday. Most of the
bon.s we're badly oecayed, but DR.
William Hutton, OF Elizabeth, secured
q tooth of he monster animal. The
tooth 10 about five inches long and
four itchee In width and II weighs
seven pounds. Ths enamel OF the
tooth ie It'll perfect. A huge tnsk
Oh ut six iuohes In diam, ter and sew
ersl itet Ia length Was discovered, bat
10 was badly decAyed.
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RtlLRuA1 WAR.
rse"n,'r NoTsaay ~ Besnd Co oe,
his Road.

CHICAGO, It'll, August ls.-Pfemier
Noiqiay, Il Manilobs, lie In tho atty.
Concerning the railroad gar In Mani.
toba hs sad: 1--WE ere going to get
TO The boundary line, and thnt's all
there - about H. Manitoba was a
pt0viuc, before tho Canadian Pacific
received ~ chIte- IRON the Federal
government aud az have the same
right 10 build railroads ~ has the
'fovinco Of On'ari1 or any other
Proyincs n Oansda. The u, oplc are
getting terribly excite a over his thing,
put come Of this excitement, / am
afraid is being creNod for political
purposes, aud thu n iilemont may be
worked M 10 euch an ox eat that
thoss who have created II may moi be
abe TO entirely control H." IBut let
me have an idea Of your undsrs,an ding
OF the trouble" "You unde,,tsnd N
The Canadian Pacifi 10 a 2 eantie cor.
pora,ion. II i' q monopoly which de.
sires 70 perps,uate itself. We don't
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asiIrsasf Victims.

PIrrsbuRo. PA, August l9.-J. l..
Malonsy and Geo. ID. Lawson, the two
pa'sengcs who we're 90 seriously In.
iured in the wreck at Baysrd, on the
For. Wayne road yesterday morning,
were brought 10 this city In q special
car today. Lawson, whose hons 10 In
Washington, ID. O.. was able 10 be
sent there, bat Maloney's condition
was such that the physician In charge
refused TO let him q any further. He
was badly L. jured about the head and
vas delirious all niRht. This after
noon there was no perceptlbe improve
ment, and 20 he was removed % the
Allegheny General Hospital. 10 IL
not thought that he can live, and hi
friends nj Detroit have been notified
10 Clme
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Pi,nn,r.,,nrt, ssn.n,inn.

HUTCHINSON, KAs., August 10
Charles Pitcher and Adeliba Hardy
are In this city. In a. interview with
News reporter Pitcher admitted tba
they were not yet marrisd but intend.
ed TO b. tomorrow. He was arrested
by the police Of this city on sn order
from the chief Of police Of Chicago,
whore he 10 wanted on the charge oil
abduction and robbery.
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Boston Globe.

The simple, unaffected mannora
and tho deep kindness OF heart which
Mrs. Cleveland shows 10 little things
TO all about her, especially "a old
people, children, and TO those who
might be said TO be in lower station
OF life, endears her to everybody. IL
is this sincere kindliness Of her dis-
position which lies at the root OF
many OF the graceful things she does,
which enables her 10 meet every one
with 80 much tact, and TO say and
do always the right thingin tho right
place.
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ChioAoN l, good pllce fsr boodlers
20 abandon. IL now seems that the
work OF retrioutive istice was not to
end with the punishment Of the en-.
hem ing county commissioners. The
rascalities OF the city council are
row coming TO light. II has been
discovered that IN U deIground L &c.
trio Company secured a monopoly Of
the streets by distributing $500 900
among the members. Toe comp
app'as to have been appropriately
named.
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Terrific Nlnrm-

CHICAGO, Ill, August ia Lin.
coin, Neb., special gives particulars Of
a storm al Republican CITY, Nsb., yes
terdsy. Buildipgs were blown down
and houses unrooied. A large brick
schoolhouse, neatly completed. was
wrecked and the carpenters bu led In
the ruins. J. ]. Tanning aud n man
named Allen. OF Alma, vera killed,
q d six others seriously Il jured, two
fatally. II II. We,herell's house Was
blown away, ard his wife and two
children buried In the debris, and all
moro or lees Injured. Several Other
bulldogs were carried away or
wrecked and ,sveral other persons
badly hurt. Tho damage canrot be
estimated at this time. Hail stones
an inch In diameter fell during the
storm
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IlArl AssarInlina-

sAnArioa. n. Y, August l9.-The
American Bar Association closed its
annual session this morning. After
debating on resolutions IN favor Of GO.
tsblishing the whipping post for those
guilty Of wife beating aud certain 9th.
or classes Of violence. the whole sub.
let was lad on the table. The fol.
lowing Ulcers we're elected: Prssi.
dent George q. Wright, Of DIS
Moines, Iowa; Secretary, Edward 6.
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THR American Bar Association, after
deoatlog on tho resolution In favor #
establishing whipping post for wife
beaters. laid II on the table. This 10
o. be regretted. The question com ss
mp peronnially in the State LegIsla.
lures, and is one Of the great time con.
sumer. Il would have been well II
this associate on hal tIpresaed an
opinion on the subject one way or the
other.
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1nE Judge presd NJ 10 the HamIl
ton case at Brandon, Miss., yesterday
overiulOd the defendants motion ior
continuance sad the trial viii! pro.
csed' A la'ge number OF witnesses
have beso sum nonei Tor both sides,
and the trial will therefore bs pro
ira ,sed M ,ny days.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-20

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